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Charlene,
LOL, good for you, being the alpha...male?  ;D  Seriously, you obviously know what you're doing...so sad when people don't realize dogs are pack animals and are definitely putting themselves lower on the totem pole in the dogs' estimation.  You need to be the boss, not the dogs!
The food bowl ordeal sounds very hairy.  Is Titan trying to eat out of the other dogs' bowls, as well as his own?  LOL, I'm guessing you wish you could tell Spot, "CHILL!  This is only temporary!"
Ouch, I'll stick with a kitty!
Hugs,
Melanie (known to the cat as "Rowr" or "Rowr Rowr") =^.^=

Heh!, Well, Spot is having issues with Titan being able to eat out of the bowls.  Actually, I anticipated that and put food in three bowls.  I should have known that was futile, but there you are.  And here I sit making sure they don't come to fisticuffs over the food bowls. 
Today the little darlings spent a good deal of time "playing".  Pictures will show that both Titan (how the heck am I going to explain this to Jim and Diana tomorrow), and Spot were jockying for the alpha position.  I disabused them of the idea that I was willing to give that position up to either of them.  Butch, on the other hand is still fairly clean and doesn't smell like a wet rag in a bucket in a dark closet.
Ah the joys of doggy ownership.
Toodles
Charlene

Charlene,

Of COURSE they look angelic when sleeping! That's so you can't get mad at 'em! ;D

Hugs,
Melanie (known to the cat as "Rowr" or "Rowr Rowr") =^.^=

And just like children who've worn me ragged all day, they look positively angelic when they're sleeping.
Toodles
Charlene

Marilyn,

LOL, that photo IS like one of children! I had never thought of it that way, but you're so right!

Hugs,
Melanie (known to the cat as "Rowr" or "Rowr Rowr") =^.^=

Charlene,
Thank you for showing us what you've been dealing with.  I can see where they could be a handful if they weren't in the mood to cooperate.   ....I agree with Melanie about that last photo. It's kinda like a photo of children sleeping after they've worn you ragged all day. 
Marilyn

Charlene,

Thanks for these wonderful pics! What a handful...LOL, okay, THAT'S an understatement! ;D I cannot imagine how difficult it is to deal with THREE big dogs...I couldn't handle ONE!

That last pic is so cute! Looks like everyone is all tuckered out from a long day of playing...

Hugs,
Melanie (known to the cat as "Rowr" or "Rowr Rowr") =^.^=

I don't know why people make comparissons about herding cats.  They've obviously never tried hearding a trio of dogs.